Summary - Wider World Level 2 Chapters 3 & 4

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Summary - Wider World Level 2 Chapters 3 & 4

3.2 - Past simple: was/were
What is it about?

3.2 Past simple: was/were

 

Was = enkelvoud

 Were = meervoud

Affirmative:

I was out

You were out

He was out

She was out

It was out

You were out

They were out

3.2 Past simple: was/were

Was = enkelvoud

 Were = meervoud

Negative:

I wasn’t out

You weren’t out

He wasn’t out

She wasn’t out

It wasn’t out

You weren't out

They weren't out

3.2 Past simple: was/were

Was = enkelvoud

 Were = meervoud

Questions:

Was I out?

Were you out?

Was he out?

Was she out?

Was it out?

Were you out?

Were they out?

We ... dancing all night long. (+)

1. Was
2. Were

She ... doing the dishes. (-)

1. Wasn't (was not)
2. Weren't (were not)

... they listening at all?

1. Was
2. Were

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3.4 - Past simple: regular verbs
What is it about?

3.4 Past simple: regular verbs

Onderwerp + werkwoord + ed + rest van de zin

I played football yesterday.

yesterday = signaalwoord

Belangrijke uitzonderingen zijn:

• Werkwoorden die eindigen op -e, krijgen alleen -d erachter:
  

- to bake: We baked a delicious cake yesterday.

• Werkwoorden die eindigen op -c, krijgen -ked erachter:
  

- to panic: She panicked when she heard the bad news.

• Werkwoorden die eindigen op -y, met een medeklinker ervoor, krijgen -ied:
  

- to marry: She married him when she was 18 years old.

• Werkwoorden die kort zijn, één klinker in zich hebben en waarbij maar één klemtoon mogelijk is, schrijf je met een extra laatste medeklinker voor -ed:

- to swap: They swapped their Ipods to listen to each other's music.

• Werkwoorden die eindigen op een l, met één klinker ervoor krijgen een extra l:
  

- to travel: We travelled to Africa last summer.

He ... (to play) football yesterday.

1. Plays
2. Played
3. Playing
4. Playyed

They got ... (to marry) last year.

1. Married
2. Maried
3. Marryd
4. Marryed

They .... (to finish) their homework last night.

1. Finish
2. Finishd
3. Finished
4. Finishing

Do you understand the grammar form: past simple - regular verbs?

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4.2 - Past simple: irregular verbs
What is it about?

Chapter 4 - 4.2 Past simple: irregular verbs

Leer: irregular verbs (1-72).

Onderwerp + onregelmatig werkwoord + rest van de zin

I ate dinner yesterday.

yesterday = signaalwoord

She ... (to tell) him a secret last week.

1. Tolled
2. Said
3. Telld
4. Told

I ... (to sleep) all day yesterday.

1. Slept
2. Sleept
3. Sleeped
4. Sleep

He ... (to swim) for 2 hours last week.

1. Swimming
2. Swum
3. Swam
4. Swim

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4.4 - to infinitive & gerund
What is it about?

Chapter 4 - 4.4: to infinitive

Vuistregel:

De to + hele werkwoord suggereert dat het nog niet gebeurd is (of in de toekomst pas echt gaat gebeuren):

- I remember to do groceries (je herinnert dat je nog boodschappen moet gaan doen)

- I stopped to buy bread (Je was met iets anders bezig, je stopt daarmee en gaat brood kopen)

Chapter 4 - 4.4: gerund

Vuistregel:

De gerund (werkwoord + ing) suggereert dat het al gebeurd is (al gaande is):

- I remember doing groceries (is al gebeurd).

- I stopped buying bread (je koopt helemaal geen brood meer).

- I love playing a game tonight (Je houdt van spelletjes / games spelen. Je kan niet iets leuk vinden, als je het niet eerder hebt gedaan).

To infinitive or gerund?

I've finished ... - come and eat!

1. To cook
2. Cooking

To infinitive or gerund?

I don't want ... yet!

1. Leaving
2. To leave

To infinitive or gerund?

I don't recommend ... the bus - it takes forever!

1. To take
2. Taking

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4.4 - relative clauses (relative pronouns)
What is it about?

Chapter 4 - 4.7 relative clauses (relative pronouns)

Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden (relative pronouns) gebruik je om zinnen die een gemeenschappelijk onderdeel hebben aan elkaar te koppelen. Een betrekkelijk voornaamwoord slaat als het ware een brug tussen twee zinnen. In de Engelse taal kennen we de volgende betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden: who, which, that, whose, whom en where.

who/that: als je wilt verwijzen naar personen.

• The man who visited my birthday is my father.
  
• These boys, who are learning about maths, are students.
  
• The man that visited my birthday is my father.

which/that: als je verwijst naar dingen en dieren.

• This is the car which I bought in 2013.
  
• His wedding, which was fantastic, ended with a big party in their house.
  
• This is the car that I bought in 2013.

where: als je verwijst naar plaatsen of locaties.

• The building where I forgot my bag will be closed tomorrow.
  
• The Netherlands, where most Dutch people live, is a flat country.

There was a princess ... lived in a castle.

1. Who
2. Which
3. Where

The village ... I live is very quitet.

1. Who
2. Which
3. Where

He is wearing a tie ... I gave to him.

1. Who
2. Which
3. Where

Do you understand the grammar form: relative pronouns?

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LEER ALLE WOORDEN IN DE WOORDENLIJST DIE JE NIET BEGRIJPT!

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